Grundel

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 59
(Zool.) See GROUNDLING. Grund's el, n. ( Bot. ) See GROUNDSEL. Grun'dy, in Illinois, an N. E. co.; area, 440 sq. m. Rivers. Des Plaines and Kankakee rivers, which unite in this co. to form the Illinois river. Surface, generally level; soil, fertile. Cap. Morris. Pop. (1890) 21,024. Grun'dy, in Iowa , a N. E. central co.; area , about 500 sq. m. Rivers. Hawk creek, and other smaller streams. Surface, diversified; soil , fertile. Cap . Grundy Centre. Рор . (1895) 13,418. Grun'dy, in Mi ouri , a N. co., area , about 460 sq. m. Rivers. Crooked Fork of Grand river, Weldon river, and Medicine, Indian, and Muddy creeks. Surface , level; soil , fertile. Cap . Trenton. Pop . (1890) 17,876. Grun'dy, in Tenne ee , a S. central co.; area , about 410 sq. m. Rivers. Collins river, and several smaller streams. Surface, mountainous; soil , in some parts fertile. Cap . Altamont. Pop . (1890) 6,345. Grun'dy, in Virginia, a post-village, cap. of Buchanan co., about 260 m. W. of Richmond. Grundy Centre, in Iowa, a post-town, capital of Grundy co., about 22 m. S. W. of Cedar Rapids. Pop. (1895) 1,322.
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